Charities In Lancashire

Recording sessions and production of new CD, Sponsored sing, charity concert performances,Fundraising etc.

Provision of the Hall for the inhabitants of Arkholme and surrounding neighbourhood for meetings, lectures, classes and other forms of recreation and leisure-time activity.

Pear Tree Holiday Club provides childcare and respite for children of all abilities aged 3-16. Approximately one third of children attending the Holiday Club have learning difficulties and disabilities.

Engaging in activities or providing facilities or equipment which support our school and advance the education of the pupils.

PROVIDE RELIGIOUS, MORAL AND TEMPORAL WELFARE FOR SEAFARERS VISITING MERSEYSIDE AND ALSO TO RETIRED SEAFARERS AND THEIR FAMILIES

OUR CHARITY PROVIDES ISLAMIC EDUCATION FOR YOUNG CHILDREN & A PLACE FOR WORSHIP FOR ADULTS.

Chorley Wanderers Junior Football Club (CWJFC) currently (as at March 2026) supports multiple football teams ranging from under-7s through to open age and Pan Disability teams. All teams are managed by qualified coaches and assistants who run the club together with a committee of volunteers in various roles. There are also social activities involving parents and families.

The objects are to support and develop community provision in the villages of Croston, Bretherton and Ulnes Walton and establish a Community Resource Centre in Croston, Lancashire.

We are a breakfast and after school club run for the children at Tarleton Holy Trinity Church of England Primary School.

The charity has maintained and managed the Lytham Institute building and has ongoing arrangements with several community groups. Activity has been limited following the library operator ceasing its activities from the building. Lytham Heritage Group and the Civic Society occupy rented space on the first floor of the premises.

To serve the community and provide spiritual support through Christian outreach

We are a voluntary organisation dedicated to the training and use of mountain rescue search dogs to assist in the search for and rescue of missing persons, predominantly in a mountainous environment, but also in other areas where our skills may be of benefit.

The charity rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes domestic pets in a radius of 15 miles from Todmorden Town Hall

The charity has been serving the local community, as well as members and friends of the church community, since 1901. During this period, there have been two moves of premises and in 2009 we completed a third move to a new purpose-built church on the main road in Oswaldtwistle. The new building has enabled us to reach out to the community by offering much improved facilities for all age groups.

Delivery of craft-based activities to promote and support the development of new community relationships and wider community engagement; provision of education to raise awareness in Haslingden, Lancashire and beyond about loneliness, isolation and dementia issues; collaboration with other charities, voluntary organisations and public services in pursuance of the wider charity objectives.

Activities that support the well-being of all communities - specifically those who are the most deprived/disadvantaged. Work with young people on the fringes of offending and under achieving in education is recognised regionally and nationally. Developed activites that deal with issues of health inequalities and encourage those from marginalised communities to improve their health lifestyles.

Operate a Church, Sunday School and Reading Room, all open to the public.

Scout Group

Relief of poverty, support of education and charitable institutions.

The Church promotes the Christian faith and spiritual contemplation and provides emotional and spiritual support for any who seek it. It holds public worship and other activities in the building that it uses, and distributes literature in the surrounding area and city centre. It advertises its services via its website and invites anybody who wishes to contact it.

The objects of the society shall be the study and performance of Operatic works, Musical comedies, Theatrical productions, etc. in the Lancaster and Morecambe area. Last year we performed Sweeney Todd which has recently been nominated for three NODA awards, including Best Show; Best Director & Best Actress.

We produce and perform shows for the general public to come and watch. The society is open to all members of the community upon completion of an audition to assess suitability for singing, dancing and acting.We are based in St Anne's-on-the-Sea on the Fylde Coast and usually perform at the Lowther Pavilion in Lytham St Annes.

Share Skipton aims to create a more sustainable, sharing Skipton by setting up and running a library of things, repair cafes and other initiatives promoting sharing and a circular economy. We are volunteer-led and rely on donations of things for our library. A library of things enables people to borrow useful items at low cost, which helps reduce consumption, waste, use of resources, and CO2.

Church services, childrens clubs.